One of the largest parks in the historic area of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Saratoga Park is named after the famous Saratoga Avenue, which was named during the 19th-century Revolutionary War Battles fought here. In its earlier days, the park played home to touring circus groups and other performing troupes. Shaded areas, walking tracks and lush green trees make it an picnic spot. The park also features a granite monument dedicated to Saratoga's martyrs from World War I.
Website: nycgovparks.org
Phone: (212) 504-4115
Cross Streets: Between Saratoga Ave and Howard Ave
842 Halsey St Brooklyn, NY 11233 ·349.60 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpI give this place 4 stars because it is the best park in the area with tall old trees and over 3 acres of space. The city constantly maintains it: cleaning it up and and making it better. Great...
MoreThe park is about 3.2 acres in saize. There is an area in the center that has 5 tables to sit 4 people each. Each table has a chest board embedded on top. After i finished eating, a family of...
MoreThe park itself is pretty huge, it is an entire block. With that being said as a park aficionado the layout is poor at best. The actual play space can and should be a lot bigger. Like any other...
MoreA really welcome refuge for the area, with a lot of green space and relatively well-maintained facilities.
MoreDecent park that for the most part is pretty clean . . . aside from the doggie owners that leave their dogs' gifts. I think that runners/joggers really will appreciate this part because it is...
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